07 Sep 1897
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1897
Page
1
The piece mocks a Democratic ticket in Mocking County with a parade of names and offices. It notes Governor Chapman and other speakers headlining a campaign opening on the 23rd and jokes about McKinney and Hanna at a State Fair. It closes with satirical remarks about judge Bright and party optimism.
Reports from exchanges indicate Joseph Outh plans to back Democracy and silver this fall in the valley. He has wandered into a gold Democratic club in Franklin to field a ticket, contrary to popular belief about his stature.
Locals report visits and greetings from Colum bus and Bremen while noting social dances at Red Men hall and a celebration by J. J. Kline. Logan band instructor Henry Peters visits. Improvements include a prominent Collins Building addition in red brick and John Wy Strentz winning a building contract.
F Blastur Bon Gogan's leading designers of Men's Gate month unveil new ads in the castle area. They occupy limited space but promote their remodeled azure tyots and invite visitors to drop in and try their latest offerings.
The text details disputes within the Interior Department between Secretary Bliss and Commissioner Jones, a looming confrontation over an appointment of Tawner as assistant commissioner, and reluctance to appoint by political favors. It notes fiscal concerns with a large surplus and wheat and silver market views voiced by DeGraffenfeld and others, plus the Librarian of Congress selection process and ongoing applicant tensions.
The Wohmena Mirelgi Mlestanary Society held its annual convention September 2 in Haydenville Methodist Church Lancaster district. Eleven ladies from Les jotu branch and others from Logan attended with delegates Oliver Brook and Mia Exste Juergenameter. Members welcomed at church and train escorts met by Haydenville committees. The event featured a large program, a well set dining area, and a missionary address by Mrs Buck. Guests felt the gathering well worth the trip, praising Haydenville hospitality.
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An advertisement touts Dr Bull’s Pills as a remedy for biliousness headaches and constipation. It cites testimonials from Mrs Almira B Snydain and Mrs Anderson praising relief, notes a trial box cost of 25 cents, and lists A C Meyer & Co and local druggists as sellers.
The Own My Vy announces a yearly meeting at Fatuield Indiana with events on September 15 and 14, 17, 18. Scheduled excursions and fare details are provided with inclusive return on September 24.
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